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A GREAT BARGAIN !

U,LEGANT RESIDENCE OF TEN ROOMS,
Ia bath. hot and cold water, bay window,
porch s, etc., with furniture and carpets;
close to business center. Price. only s72oe.
GaF- FOR SALE. -al
Several very cheap houses and lots for
parties who must sell.
Beautiful residence lot, 100yi75, on the
west side of Figueroa street, at about $1,000
below actual value.
Six acres choice land, with 11a'story house
OF rooms, brick cellar, large stable.
chicken.h house and good well. Price, Sl4O0.
To Exchan9e-42 acres. with good house,
trees and vines, adjoining city limits. for
unincumbered property.
To Let-House of rooms, large stable,
etc., on Main street: low rent to right party
R. VEECH,
ROOM 80 TEMPLE BLOCK. Los ANGELES, CAL.
myl2-1m
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NOTICE.

yI,HE PARTNERSHIP OF JAMES CLARK
J. and f. II. Miller in the manufacturing
business at a22 Downey avenue, East Los
Angeles, was dissolved on May TO- 1887,
James Clark retiring. The business will be
continued by Il. II. Miller, to whom all
money due the frm will be paid, snd who
assumes tAe Liabilities Of the flrm
myl3-Ss CLARK Il AILkDR.
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Southern California National Bank,

Direetors-L. n. Breed, II. T. Newell, II.
A. Barclay, Charles 4 Day, Alexander Pen.
nev, D. ". Graham, E q. Besbysnel, M.
Jon= .Rediek Gt-H
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ene Eassern ofrice of this journal ls WITH
Messrs. PALMER q REV, ae Tribune
Building, New York, and all orders for
EaStorn advertisements must come
though them.
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Abstract and Title Insurance Company
OF LOS ANGELES. A CORPORATION.

DRINCIPAL PLACE OF BUSINESS. LOS
J. Angeles city. county OF Los Angeles,
California. ONCE over W. @. Furreys hard.
ware store. No. 81 Spring street. in said city.
Notice is hereby given that at a meeting
OF the Directors, held on the Sd day of May,
A. d. 1887, an assessment Of $40 per share
was levied upon the capital stock of the
corporation, payable Immediately to Frank
A. Gibson, Secretary, at the office of the
company.
ANY stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on Monday. the 9th
day of June, 1887, will be delinquent and
ad vertised for sale at public auctiop and,
unless payment is made before. win be sold
on Monday, the 27th day OF Jnne, 1887, at the
Office of the company, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. of
said day, to pay the delinquent asses sment,
together with costs OF advertising and ex.
penses OF sale.
Witness my hand and seal Of said com.
pany. FRANK A. GIBSON,
Secretary,
At the office OF said company. over ". g.
Furrey's hardware store, No. 81 Spring
street, city and county OF Los Angeles.
California. my4 S0t
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c. A. SUMNER & Co.,

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
81 North Main Street, Los Angeles, Cal
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I'm their New Quarters.
Cure For NIck Hendnche.

Crandall, Crow & Co. are now At 1873 and
l35 West Firststreet, with full line OF stoves,
mantels and graies
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-20

WE HAVE FOR SALE:
Lot 5ox1ts Maxwell, avenue; hf cash.. s37i
6rx150 Pritchsrd, nr. Downeyave.. 400
50xl40 Blaine ave-: half cash; no
interest NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 525
60x50 Grand ave-, Dr. Wasninton.. $50
501t22 Pine st, nr. Grand ave.. 1860
5gx13s Ellis ave-, nr. hotel. 1850
50xl50 Bonnie RTae tract. 1909
60x150 Eairmount tract............ 1900
I16x129 Sc. corner Brooklyn and
Florida streets. s............,.... 1600
50x15o Beacon ST., Arlington tract. 1900
60x190 Figueroa, nr. Adams....... 2250
I2Gxl90 Fig erna aud Manhattan. $500
90xloo Buena Vista, nr. Virgin. 1900
House of rooms on Turner street," 1870
House of rooms and furniture on
Seventh, near Union. ............., 5000
New house of rooms and bath, Ar
mold street. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 3OVO
Two houses Of rooms. each rent for
500; ON installments. ............... 5000
Ten acres on cable line; improved. $4,000
los acres in city limits .........-... 60.t0o
q. A. sUMNFR & CO.,
oeI7 50 North Main Street:
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Buy the Best race Powder.

Fresnian's Medicated Invisible Face Pow.
daI retailed Tor two bits, is equal TO any
four bit powder made. A scientific combf-
nation for identifying without injuring the
skin.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-20

For proof that DIR. Gums Improved Liver
| Pills cures Sick Headache, ask your drug.
| gisG for free tfial package. only one fora
| dose. Regular size boxes rs cents. Sold by
G. E. HainZnman.
The National tribune., 1887-02-03
TURKEY AND THE TURKS.
RECENT LITERATURE.

The Brooklyn Mdgd-iRs has deferred its change
of name to the american Magazine until April
10 in order that the publishers may have suit
able time for properly developing the many
plans necessary to the successful lanching of
a high-class illustrated magazine.
The two series of articles, How Was Edu-
Gated" and Confessions" of members of sew
eral religious denominations, which have at
tracted great deal of attention in the Forum,
are TO be followed soon by two other series. In
one of these will be presented the views of
many different schools of thought as the Ag-
nostic, the Evoutionist, the Positivst, as well
as those of Christian theology, Protestant and
Catholic, upon the question, What is the Oh
ject Of Life?" In the other, many of the most
notable men of the day will contribute instruc-
tive and interesting chapters out of the history
of their own lives under the title, Books
That Have Been Useful to Me-"
Walt Whitman and the Rev. c. A. Bartol
contribute papers on the powerful and original
Boston Sailors preacher, Father Taylor. to the
Midwinter Century. Numerous anecdotes in
the latter's article show the unique, strong
character of the man, while the poet writes
particularly of his oratory.
James Otis, author of Toby Tyler" will be-
gin serial called Jenny's Boarding Hoase"
in the February 81. Nicholas. The boarding
house was kept on business principles and was
the home of thrifty nswsboys The same num-
Der contains story OF Iceland by Hjalmar III.
Boyesen.
Abraham Lincoln; A History" reaches In
the February Ceatl;Ty period of important
events: The Mexican War following the An
nexation of Texas, and the Polk and Taylor
Campaigns. Lincoln is shown in his career in
Congress lin the campaign for which his en-
tire expenses were 20 cents y and in his law
practice and law habits.
WinslOY Homer illustrates an article by VIM.
c. Church on Nassau, A Midwinter Resort"
in the coming number of The Century.
The Rev. Peter Cartwright, the famous
Methodist minister, "whose life is the history
of the Church in the West for go years" finds
place by portrait and in numerous anecdotes in
the February instalment of the authorized Life
of Lincoln in The Century.
PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED.
National Poultry and Pets. Toledo. o., jan
uary, 1887. Col. Charles Coughlin. soc. a year.
GregOry's Amual Seed Cdtalog. By James J.
IL. Gregory, Marblehead Mass
The Home Cook Book and Family Physician
franklin News Co., 725 Hilbert street, Phila-
delphia, Pa. cents.
John BOuer6aHEs Wife. Franklin News Co.,
725 Hilbert street, Philadelphia, Pa. D cents.
The SuisS Cross. Amonthly magazine of the
Agassiz Association, AZ Lafayette Place. New
York.
The National tribune., 1887-02-03
I RIDGES FOODI

Statistics show that the mortality among children Is
far greater In the months than at any other
season. Health and perfect action OF the bowels
ASSUMED 10y the Use OF Ridges food IL Is neutral in its
action Is readily taken by the little occasions
tax upon the digestive organs and is assilated when
The National tribune., 1887-02-03

account of the bar there, but that would be
plenty far enough. A million men along the
banks of the Potomac could not prevent the
complete destruction of Washington, and other
cities could be treated in the same way.
b"There never was greater fallacy than the
IOelief that torpedoes would protect us. Defen-
Five torpedo warfare keeps pace with offensive
torpedo warfare, just as the improvement in
the protection of war vessels keeps pace with
the improvement in guns. If torpedOes are
sunk devices are invented for their removal.
Aswe stand now we haven't the protected ships,
the improved guns or the torpedoes. Congress
must do something for our defense or never
think of maintaining belligerent stand with
any success. The navy as it is now constituted
might as well be abolished. The only remedy
is 10 remove the army and navy entirely from
politics. Until both Republicans and Democrats
realize that the military must be neutral and
political considerations must not enter in any
way into the composition of the army or navy
there will be no future for either"
PARsIMONIoUs coNDoLERs.
For the first few days after Gen. Logan's death
kilograms of coincidence covered the desks in
the library at Calumet Place like leaves of the
forest after the first frosts of Fall. These came
from all sorts and conditions Of people, and were
couched in such heartfelt language that they
brought much comfort to the stricken family.
But there were some that apparently sent tele-
grams just to make it appear that they were on
such terms of intimacy as to justify such an
act, and they invariably neglected to prepay
their messages, leaving the charge for the same
to be paid by Mrs. Logan. This sort of imposi-
ton cost her at least $50. II would be no more
than right to publish the names of the people
guilty of this meanness.
TURKEY AND THE TURKS.
Gen. Lew Wallace, author of Ben-Hur,"
and late Minister TO Turkey, will deliver his
new lecture on Turkey and the Turks " at
the Congregational Church in this city on
Tuesday evening, Feb 8. Gen. Wallace is one
of the most graceful and striking writers of
the present day, and as a fluent and effective
speaker is not surpassed by anyone now upon
the lecture platform.
The National tribune., 1887-02-03
sTILL ANOTHER oFFER.

Any who is at present asubsorber to the Paper and
will send subsCriberwi receive postage paid any
one of the pictures that ne may choose. n he sends su0
subscribers will send him any OF The pictures taas
he may choose and for three new subscribers viii
send all three OF the pictures 20 the old subscriber Who
them for This is chance OF getting thess
hne pictures by merely asking ones 10 subscribe
for The NATIONAL TRIBUNE
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# you auant the best garden you hars
ever had, you must son
MAULE'S SEEDS.

There is no question but that
Maule's Garden Seeds are unsur-
passed. Their present popularity
in almost every county in the
United States shows it. When
once sown, others are not wanted
at any price. One quarter of a
million copiesOf my new Catalogue
for 1887 have been already mailed.
Erery one pronouneest the most orig
anal and readable Seed Catalogue euer
published. 1t contains among other
things cash prizes for premium
vegetables, etc., to the amount of
$500, and also beautiful illustra-
tons of over 500 vegetables and
flowers, go being IN cOlOrs). These
are only two of many striking fea-
lures. You should not think of
purchasing any seeds this Spring
before sending for it. 1t is mailed
free to all enclosing stamp for re-
turn postage. Address
VIM. HENRY MAULE,
mn Fiibert ST. PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
IlraN otfo Trihu
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4 GENTS WANTED g; n e:

Sewing Machine Belt. Runs sewing machines
with half the labor Can be put by achild. Lasts
4 for years. COILED WIRE BELTING Co, % Cliff
Street. New York
The National tribune., 1887-02-03
n TNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION,
~ OVER HALF A MILLION DISTRIBUTED.
Louisiana State Lottery COmDany

Incorporated IN 1858 for . years BY the Ieoisat,r
Ut h1ucOna and Charitable purpOses-with 9cenitoi
since been added. V'0- "'VfyI9 mas
10y an overwhelming popular vote its franchise WA.
cember I'd. A. ID. 1879. 'PsS't ~
The ONLY Lottery sUer voted on and sdors. 5 tas ,o,
Of any safe. ~ ''''''oeu ~ 20 Pe0ps
Hnsrer scales pOsp0ass.
ITS Grand single Number Dravyiue- ,.A,.
pi"ee monthly, and the Semi-annuaI D,.,,,,
ms regularly every six months June aod
Deeember.) '~
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TIA yxrr,,
FORTBNE. SECOND GRAND DRAWINc ~ 90 -
y, IN THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC, NEW ORIF4ys
TUESDAY, February =, IS67-2OIst Monthly
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Capital Prize, $4,000.

-sAfJ EFiHei. amounting a5o. oaa
Application for rates % clubs should b. made OuIyto
the once 0f the Company in New OrleanA
tOr tlrtner Information write clearly giving mn as-
dress. POSTAL NOTES, Express Money Orders Sr
New York Exchange in ordinary letter Currency ~
Express Cat our expehsel addressed -
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FARM FOR SALE E 9s # 20 9s asf' ~ fS9 s.s :s

U MINI UII UHLLI lays we'll Fenced and W1fered;
Oaeres Timber . acres in Wheat and Rye i'm Gull
tlV0u0n; broom House. Stable etc. Church. school and
Post0hce within half mile Also miles from cities on
competing Railroads and Large Normal school Price,
i1Esl,ty DolloIs per Acre. A BDgGia. Address W. H
StanbeTFy Gentry CO.. No.
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NJ. A. DAUPHIN, New Orleans, La.
Address Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, La,

REMEMpEQ That the presence of Generals Beau
tiLHEH1DLit regard and Early who are in charga
or the drawings Is guarantee of absolute fairness and
integrity that the chances all equal and that no one
can possibly divine what numbers will draw a Prize AN
parties therefore advertising TO guarantee Prizes in this
Lottery or holding out any other impossible induce
mens are swndlers. and only aim deceive and de-
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Dr. S cnrr ss% Rsan.l hGE EIr g
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WtnNefota.
On T.routp blep / @obaIho frorppet

On Tramp bleo ! sBabaiba frargOei
s75.
-4robibitioniiterne i Mortbfielb baf
beepnbt ARRANGEMENT for en- itOr 5eitben
Abe Sui.
@eb. 8. 9ou9nn fra Gersus 6alIa
% Bette Y. SautiniOn fra @eo wine
asteoieoes -isaar.
DIE Dlion brlifnebe aer Nuiin
Dnibas forrise 1ee, ioet ban pabifebe
fine 4eite.
-Godroft Bros. Bitif / Gersus
Sails blep plDnbret 2prbassnatten %
fr%aitjaalet @obs til geroi al 800.
-gpnenbe Dass Nbpentiiter baboe
&onferentie % Camp Meetias ! ct.
Saul forrise use. Der bar $50 Eelte.
: -5arminston bapbe en- liben Cyclone
6reoas. Gmaa Erar rpffebes op, @nz
.ouer fuuites % Stating @infen flsttebea
fra @runbmlren.
-8ictor 9ermanbien | DULUTH bruf=
nebe mebens ban bar beru1et. Babbt
Carroll, Der bar | famine Dmftenoisoeo,
blep Operfisrt al Sernbanen % 6rabt.
DE fatbo1ife Nfbolbspenter / ct.
Saul pasierebe @eiolotioner, bbori b
tafteoe McGia ior Sisb 2icenie Os foroi
be | BAN bapbe. en- 6orfjamper for Der
Sag 9isb 9icenie. &atboliferne Ell
Zig Jig paa ale Dmraaber.
-Mf &eport fra ben fatbolite Total
Abstinence Union freun9aar, at Der
bar Z Gorenin9er ! Sennepin GonntD
os 6 Dafota County. Father Mathews
Screening babe anifafet fig ct npt 8an.
ner Der foitebe $172, os bpsset en- Sal
til $4,000. ct. gntbonp 5urenins baub.
5 $1,000 | 8anfen. Gn Yremium blet
tilfienbt en- Screening | @inona, for ltpritt
Meblemsantal.
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Den morife @ielpeforemiw9

Minneapolis lfuloe babe ofbolot lit
reanlere Marsmgte ben 8be Mpril q
Narsbaeen for benS Stiftelie, men ba Der
life fremmgbte ct tilftreffeli9t Meblems<
antal, blep 6orbanolinserne ubintte, %
ct NIT Mgbe berammeoes til ben igrite
l19e Mai. 5orifielige @apporter frem<
lagbeS peb bette Mgbe. 6orrnanben ST.
u. Millen. lont bleu inbiat | eteoet for afz
[bBbe Bogbanbler Garnes, pplpfte at ban
bapbe paret ube blanot fpge % fdttise %
biulpet laa lan9t iom &asiens Mibler
raj. &asIereren, ST. Sobn 6one, 9ap en-
Dberii9t pner Sessions 5tatus, bnilfen er
aiennemgaaet al to Repilorer. Dperifuo
Fl &aslen fra 1886 $3.50; tnbfommet
Deb contingent $3.50. 80; Mettoinbtaster
peb Setter, $148.71; tiliammen, $397.z
[l1; 1bgipet, 1888. rs; Dperifuo ! &asz
fen, 1888.
Q&ontinaenten er pan langt n9r inbz
fommen. Derfor pil Beitprellen opforbre
etbpert Mfeblem, iom tilbgrer 6oreningen
os interesierer Zig for bort Grbeioe, til
at inobetale al reitereabe contingent til
ST. Sobn 9ope 40 gehar Npe., ba be
Gamer, Der iaa belpillis bar ~inofororet
enbel, lmuli9 fan fomlne runbt til ale.
Ser fpretoses o9iaa 8alg paa 8ez
itDrcl1e meb felseube ubfalb:
Gormanb, ST. q. Nilien; Biceformanb,
ST. Ole 8porum; Sefretar, Mrs. Bierfz
neIs; &aSlerer, 6r. Sobn 9obe.
Set bleu o9laa beitemt, at Der ifulbe
afbolbes en- BaIar | 2pbet al @fteraaret.
Eib oa 5teo bill narrnere blipe be1temt,
% ri opforore ba ole, 1om bar !6ierte
for fine transenbe 2anbsmeno, til at
itptte ben Sag. gi baaber osiaa bet
beb5te, ba aqe bar pi1t Jig barmbierfe6e
o~perfor> ben norlfe 9jelpeforenins, for
bpilfet ri biertelis tatfer. 2iselebes maa
pi tbtale por forbinbtli9e Taf til be norife
Blaoe, Der Iaa pelnil1i9t bar optaset bore
Mmnoncer % paa anben Maabe itgttet
IGa9en. 81 bill frembepe "8uo1tiffen"
"georbpeten", "Gebrelanbet og emit
[aranten,1, "Solfeblabet" og f~orreten ale.
Seq bar fln 9ipet ct tort ubbrag at Gprz
eninsens @tatrs, men bpis no9en bill
babe nermere &ebe9igrelie, fan iaaoan
faces bos Seas iereren. Set piloe 9lobe
os, om nosen piloe bpie ben Snteresle
for Sa9e1.
@rbpoi9it
2ouile St. 8ierfneis,
SefretGr.
minneapolis, 27be Mfai 1887.
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prltet. Wlonbt @osfoeerere bar 50.
afuberfOn, Gier Of sinnDinauiaa 6puie,
% Salius llroobl ia aepnolDs bleu itsbt
for 1rDitet, o. fpo andre bleu mere eller
uinbre beifabiset. 9olpor 2ilarb 80
a(ar gammel, fra @olle Eounibip
brebtes af 2pnet.
8Droabet traqote itrafs iantnen til
Mpbe, for iamu1er r1eb BEN, Der bar
saaet III for Garen at Urge for be 40
5amilier, Der bapoe tabt Diem, &lrber
os bpab be bebspebe til SHEETS Dpbolb.
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Bore Meenter.

@tubenterne Often Winbers os 'Maar:
tin 6apoal er "JeltsM aabets" reiienb'
Meenter / Minneiota os Yrof. Bilbeln
8eterjpn p9 s. g. 6ullanb i DafDta.
gbas. Sberlin, Slinois, @isconir
% Mi6isan,
2ofale Mgenter / MinneIota:
Minneapolis, S. s. SfBroalspolb.
ct. Saul, Spbn &on9spif.
Otter Eail County, $. s.. Stub %
s. g. 6olm.
Maoelia, s. s. Solution.
WeItbroof, Citing Stranb.
Mububpn, 8. s. MlDbre.
EracD, Mlbert Sobnion.
@inbom o. $. Solem o9 u. Sill.
lingitab.
Duluth, s. 8. 81. 8aner.
Milan, q. 6. Dpiorben. !.
2uperte, Saul 8iatber.
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,NDetet, @D1S. Dr0tfen.
Bloomer; g. Mnberion.
Chippewa Sails, s. @tone.
Seer Harf, Gb @afriien.
2ittle Sails, 8. 8. Selpig.
Cumberland, .. u. Miton.
@beQ Safe, 9. 8. 6anion.
@teiparb, .. M. gibsmo.
8landarbpile, Stub. 9arbO.
Stousbton, .. s. See.
s Dafota:.
@rano SORTS, 9. 6. Suspalbien.
s Meu SerieD:
Yertb glmbop, 9aus Heterien,
SlIe bisIe er bembnbiset til at mob
tase Yense % sipe Suffering for ia,mme.
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9atota.

On itpeiliif Mormon &oloni Ifal
oprettes / Dafota.
Naturlis Gas fire Mile ipb fra
Sarge faiter Serb % @anb 40 SOB up
/ 4uften.
-@n 6armer beb Mapn !9anlen ner
5ranfforo blep ibielilaaet at 2Dnil6en
Spnbag.
80 bunbrebe Snbianere bar inbz
funoet Jig / Minot for at feiere ben
"fieroe."
-Nortbern 8acific bar be9pnbt glrz
beibet paa Droen oper Ne6 Niper ner
@ranb SORTS.
-Grimurerne / 9uron bar beiluttet
life at optase | fine 2oser, Mano Der er
intereiereoe | Observation-Disclosures.
-gbarles Saafenien en- astet Borser
al 8allep GitD bpbe pluoielis al Nppoz
pleri forrise nse. San bapoe ben
ltgr1te Jarm / gountiet.
Den 17be SUM bapbe beret en-
opermaabe parr1 Sag. Dmtrent &loffen
8 ON Gftermiboasen besDnbte nosle
t,lnee Sfper at treffe Up os nosle lette
8inbe lob fig. marfe % iatte Sfrat /
mango Snbpaanere. Dog trgiteoe be
fig m,eo at @inben life TOM fra @pbpe1t,
bporfra fore 5torrne pleie6e at fomme,
men fra Morbbeit. Men @torrnen psebe
n1er os met til ben git fom en Drfan.
&ielberne bar be a~lminbelise 9ilflngt-
1teber, osi Is Minutter falbt ct bpbenbe
@esn, % Der bsrtes en- &nasen Os Bra-
gen fra omitprtenbe 8psninser % flirs
renbe 8inbusruoer, Der tpbelie forfpnbte
ben Dbelas9elie, iom Tolfet paa @rnnb
Of bet itprtenbe Resn, bar fOrbiubret fra
at ie.
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beles 9aesr. men Solicit LIB frem % till
bage | @aberne for at ubfinbe bbpr
r1e9en Sfabe Storn1en bapbe ubrettet.
Sterite Sfabe bar fleet | norblise % beitz
lise Del at 8pen. Gn toetage Bpgz
ming bpuri Mrs. Starbirb befanbt fla
itDrteoe ia1nu1en. Mobereu meb ct Barn
fit iprunset nb paa @aben, os benbes
6bn LIB ub 8asoBren, men en- liben
Yise IL Nar sammel bIep truffet I So
pebet al ct @tpffe CONNER Os bsbe meb
en- Sang. Der bar | iamme gus to
&pinber paa 8eiss fra Sarge; ben enc
5lap SrSss.., Ben anben blep fpaitet. Gnif
@ummerien gunnerien :? Onfom Gag
mgIen.
Manitoba Nrbeibsbus blaite albeles
neb. ii Menb fom til Gfahe. stntsn
paa uniperiitetet anilaaes til 100000.
Dmfrins ct bunbrebe 8psninser r,liue>
rebes. Stormen raiebe ligeiaa nteset
paa 2anbet omfrins. Glere 8psninser
omftprtebes % here bunbrebe 1elesraf>
itolper nebbreftes. 20 % en- balp Mil
fra Gisber blep en- Mrs. 5alonIfi brabt
pea en- O~mitprtenbe 2~abebpsnins. ct
gus poa Qepitone Garm blnfte neb, %
beri orlfom AIRS. 9tnberien % Mrs.
Nnberien. SIP blep fpaftebe.
st Basiaser Eran paa geien til
Granb Sorts blep tnftet at Gporet o.
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